Tidying and cleaning in Stapenhill Hollows

Thu, Oct 22nd 2026 at 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

A request from the Brizlincote Parish Council was met.


 

At the request of Brizlincote Parish Council five Rotary volunteers went to Stapenhill Hollows Park to clean up the Parish Council's signs and benches.

Our keener cleaners were out yesterday as 5 willing Rotarians went to work scrubbing up the nature trail at Stapenhill Hollows. Fully armed with brushes, soap and hard work they took to the benches, signposts and anything else they felt needed a spruce and did a super job.

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Some of the team of cleaners

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